American National?

[malbert]

American National??

I am pretty "green" so I am hoping someone could give me some feedback as to their experiences with American National?

Thanks,

 

[Gulliver]

Re: American National??

Good company, however, I would shy away from career agent program. I am only referring to the P/C side of the company ANPAC.

Typical direct writer relationship. You are at their mercy. If market is good life is good. If they have to make a change you might as well have a noose around your neck. All direct writers run this risk if you are involved with them.

Gulliver

 

[malbert]

I am pretty "green" in the Major Med arena. I am hoping to gain some in site on American National (health insurance side). Do you have experience with them (good/bad/ugly)?

Appreciated

 

[somarco]

They are a very minor player. At one time they were the carrier for NBA (National Business Association).

Looks like they still are.

Not impressed.

 

[Insuranceman]

They are the only insurance compny to make Forbes magazines top 100 most trustworthy companies.

 

[somarco]

They are the only insurance compny to make Forbes magazines top 100 most trustworthy companies.

Your point is?

 

[Crabcake Johnny]

This wouldn't be the same Forbes that ranked Enron right before they tanked.

 

[Rivers1]

American National probably wouldn't be the first option you'd show a client. Nothing wrong with ANTEX, but a more complete plan should be presented first. They're an A rated company.

 

[Expat]

I was a manager for ANL several years ago, had quite a few agents.
The most nit picking company I ever worked for, also the
underwriting was absolutely horrific.
The leads sucked as well.
Other than that, they were ok.

 

[taterpeeler]

I remember them form way back when I was a kid, they sold little kid life plans.... anyone over 70 knows who they are. ANLIC think is rated A+. Their time has passed cause I dont sell to people in their 70's, todays generation has no clue who they are and their product offerings don't compete